If that is the case, you would want to talk to the HELOC lenders to see if you can still draw against it if this happens, as I know my HELOC lender on my primary residence required me to give permission to my home insurance agency to notify them if there were any changes to the policy in the future such as switching from a regular homeowners policy to a landlord policy as they would no longer let me draw against it in the future should it no longer be my primary residence. 

There are still situations in which collections agencies will be better suited(ie. they won't let you report damages).

But more mainstream.

Best bet is turning over to a collection agency and be happy with the 5 or 10% you may see 5 or 10% of the time.  

My buyer’s agent is asking me to sign an “Exclusive Buyer Agency Agreement” that states I’ll only use her for real estate deals for the next 12 months and I as a buyer guarantee the firm a 6% commission. 

My question is, as I was googling HR services alot came up - HRO, PEO, ARO, staffing agencies.

PA has closed some of the loopholes around it, you will be paying a transfer tax.According to the PA DOR web site:Some real estate transfers are exempt from realty transfer tax, including certain transfers among family members, to governmental units, between religious organizations, to shareholders or partners and to or from nonprofit industrial development agencies.

Or maybe an agency or place I can go to for something like this.I hope to hear from you soon and best of luck to you all!

Hi, does anyone know of any collections agency that works with REI coaches?

Currently I work in the entertainment industry for a advertising agency, cutting trailers, tv spots and other sorts of content for movie, tv shows, etc.